Morris tribune., 1887-05-25
LOCALS.
q assessor is after you.


any other farm animal.
A new porch adorns the front OF
the TRIBUNE building.
Call and settle with the county
treasurer before June LIST.
sc. Williams is publishing an ex-
cellent paper at Rutland, D. I.
1t is strange that Stevens county
farmers do not raise more sheep.
Judge c. l.. Brown holds session
of court at Elbow Lake this week.
E. G. Wait, an experienced jeweler,
is now engaged at E. B. Woodward's.
Morris is making no great rush,
but Is having its usual healthy growth
Joseph Schultz lost his residence in
the town of Swan Lake last week by
fire.
Notice that new kind of fence that
Is being advertised and sold by A. A.
Stone & Co.
VIM. O'Regan started out last
Monday for q four or five weeks ped
ding tour.
For the first time since G. II. Mum
70 became sheriff, the Stevens county
Jail is empty.
The attention of TRIBUNE readers
Is called to the advertisement of I
Peterson & Co.
For first class job work, good
stationery and low prices come to the
TRIBUNE office.
DR.. H. L. Hulburd has recently
purchased and brought from Wilmar
a fine driving mare.
Too much scrub and not enough
full blood stock is raised. This is
not theory; its fact.
Henry Hutchins is making new
and attractive fence about his resi-
deuce on West 9Th street.
10. Miers, of Donnelly has burned
a kiln of fresh lime which he now of
fers for sale at that point.
Memorial Services will be held in
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning at 1880 o'clock.
A little time spent in care of the
front yard and in growing flowers
will not be wasted time.
Pay your real estate taxes before
the close of this month or 10 per
cent penalty will be added.
It is said that the sight of a mad
dog will cure rheumatism quicker
than anything else on record.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Thompson will
celebrate their China wedding on June
4th ut their home ia Beardsley.
A level headed farmer says the pig
10 quick money, the steer is sure
money, and the colt is big money,
Numerous prairie schooners have
passed through town during the past
week toward the land of the setting
sun.
An advertiser in one Of the papers
says that he has cottage TO let con.
tanning eight rooms and an acre OF
land.
Sod bound trees can not do we'll.
Cultivate the earth about them and
YOU will be well rewarded for your
labor.
G. A. J. Overton post, G. A. n. will
decorate the graves of the deceased
soldiers during the forenoon OF Dec
Grafton day.
w. NJ. Romine has received . pail
of finely ornamented buffalo hornl
from family with whom he once
lived in Dakota.
An additional telegraph wire ha
been stretched between here and st
Paukin order to accommodate in
creased business.
Farm Stock and Home thinks tn
most successful farming of to-day Il
done by the brains of the man ant
the muscle of the horse,
Phoenix Fire Company meets oil
Thursday evening of this week ut tn
engine house at o'clock, by order c
the Chief, Gus. Stranger.
There was almost nothing to do a
the term of district court held i
Morris last week and an adjournmen
was taken almost Immediately,
Henry Johnson, of the North Sta
Mill, has built new sidewalk
front of his lots at the corner Of Al
Iantie Avenue and Fifth street.
David Kemp is now night clerk
the Metropolitan. Mr.. Kemp is a
experienced hand at hotel work Pr
feels at home In his new position.
Laws ought not to be necessary
protect farmers from travelling fraud
By the exercise Of ordinary horl
sense. each farmer CAP protect hin
self.
There is q new paper at EleA"ol
the Central Minnesotian. Its az
and make up are of the old fashiont
sort, but it is a good paper just Il
same.
It was the opinion of Horace Gre
ley that man ought not to chanl
his business after thirty-five years
age. unless he happened to be hor
thief.
Edwin J. Folsom end Esther Jone
both of Hancock, were married
Rev. Z. P. Robertson ut the parse
age in Morris, on Wednesday, MI
1S, 1887.
Thomas J. Murphy has gone
Duluth to engage in the news al
confectionery business. His MAJ
friends here wish him the success
deserves